Mexico has announced a plan to donate 25 trailers of goods to parts of Texas affected by Tropical Storm Harvey, according to the government.
Undersecretary for North-American Relations Carlos Manuel Sada told CNN that his country will deliver aid packages. Sada said the goods will arrive by Wednesday.
“We are very pleased to be able to support our brothers in need on the other side of the border,” Sada said.
Mexican paramedics, doctors and rescue teams will also be sent to multiple cities in Texas. The trailers will be packed with rice, beans, coffee, chocolate, water-treatment equipment, radio . . .
